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Gernot Bronsert and Sebastian Szary aka Modeselektor do not have to prove to anyone that they can master all kinds of Dancehall, HipHop, Techno and, above all, Dubstep.
Feeder igu 2010
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On Saturday, for instance, there's sinewy minimal techno courtesy of Sven Väth and his Cocoon crew Loco Dice, Guy Gerber et al, while on Sunday the Last.fm arena features Richie Hawtin, Modeselektor, Sub Focus and Joker.
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If Radiohead saw the funny side, they'd probably sound more like Modeselektor.
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Cake-wise, Modeselektor are eating it, but are also having it.
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You have to dig around in the predictable constellations of hiccuping beats, tremulous chords and spooked wisps of vocal to uncover rewarding efforts, such as Modeselektor's thrill-powered techno enhancement of Morning Mr Magpie or Altrice's six-minute meltdown dare we say megamix? of the whole album.
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Modeselektor could be the secret great party act of the festival and nobody will even know because they will be up against LCD and M.I.A. Richards: I'm snatching up all the West Stage talent I can get.
The Click Track 2010 Virgin Mobile FreeFest Draft! Chris Richards 2010
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It's all the more remarkable, because Modeselektor's music, while irrepressible, is not without its serious side: melancholic chording alongside pounding beats.
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Small Street, SatJohn MitchellAnyone who's seen Berlin-based musician Sascha Ring perform – under his Apparat moniker, or with the Modeselektor duo in Moderat – knows he can provide a crushing electronic battery at club nights and impressive headline sets at major dance festivals.
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By the mid-'90s, they morphed into Modeselektor, and most recently they founded their own label, Monkeytown Records.
Phil Ramone and Danielle Evin: Dog Ears Music: Volume 122 2010
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Modeselektor is the electronic Berliner duo of Gernot Bronsert and Sebastian Szary.
Phil Ramone and Danielle Evin: Dog Ears Music: Volume 122 2010
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